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Dublin, february 2017 4th SIG ISM Workshop

Agenda 22nd February (Wednesday) 13:00-13:30 Welcome and round of Introduction (Alf Moens – SURF) Update on WISE and Global CEO Forum Security working group Regional collaboration 13:30-14:00 Update of SIG=ISM charter (Sigita Jurkynaite, Geant) Finalising the SIG-ISM mission statement (Urpo Kaila, CSC) 14:00-14:30 H2020 project PROTECTIVE (Brian Lee/Maciej Miłostan) H2020 project PROTECTIVE - Proactive Risk Management through Improved Situational Awareness. This project aims to develop an information sharing framework and advanced analytics to improve risk monitoring and information sharing for NREN and other CSIRTS. 14:30-15:00 Coffee break , 15:00-15:30 OZON Cyber security Exercise (Sandy Janssen, SURFnet) 15:30-16:00 National cyber exercise (Per Arne Enstad, Uninett) 16:00-17:00 Joint cyber exercises (Charlie van Genuchten - Geant) 17.00-17.15 Preparation for thursday, closing remarks (Alf Moens) 19:00 Dinner at Ryan’s of Parkgate Street Victorian Pub kindly hosted by HEANet

Agenda 23nd February (Thursday) 9.15 – 9.30 Arrival and Coffee 9.30 - 10.00 Developments in the treath landscape (Bart Bosma) 10.00-11:00 Working groups 11:00-11:30 Coffee break 11:30 - 12:30 Working groups continued 12:30 - 13:00 Wrap-up from the working groups Regional collaboration: Which regions want to start? Next steps 13:00 - 14:00 Lunch

Participants: PRACE, EUDAT, EGI, Geant, LIGO, CTSC SCI framework Signing ceremony at TNC2017 Session at TNC2017 Participants: PRACE, EUDAT, EGI, Geant, LIGO, CTSC WISE workshop Amsterdam 27 – 29 March (Nikhef) Security Awareness and Training Risk Assessment Security in Big and Open data

Global CEO Forum – Security group CEO forum? NREN CEO Forum! Meet-up at TNC2017 BoF and side meeting session Participants: AARNET, SANREN, Géant, Nordunet Dfnet Janet, SURFnet, Internet2, Canary

CURRENT SECURITY POSITION (participants CEO Forum)

NREN CEO FOrum: LIST OF INITIATIVES Development of security awareness training programme Development of relevant induction programmes Develop Global Best practice in security policy Greater understanding of CIO security needs Development of advanced tools for Filtering and DDOS scrubbing Establishing a security baseline for NREN’s Work to develop an automated threat information system Establish a network of Security champions Integrate with the work of other NREN groups e.g. ISM SIG/WISE Group Develop and rehearse global cyber crisis exercises Establishing relevant certifications where applicable

PRIORITIES TOP 4 - SPONSORS NREN CEO Forum PRIORITIES TOP 4 - SPONSORS Establishing a security baseline for NREN’s Angelica Harris - CANARIE Development of advanced tools for Filtering and DDOS scrubbing Ralf Groeper - DFN Work to develop an automated threat information system Steve Kennett - JISC Develop and rehearse global cyber crisis exercises [IRP] Paul Howell – Internet2 Alf Moens – SURFnet

Regional Collaboration Small group, focus on actual and current subjects Build a regional network with close contacts Agree upon nondisclosure (sample NDA available) Have a closer look inside the organisations Choose your subjects Not aimed at ‘making something’, aimed at learning and improving

Agenda 22nd February (Wednesday) 13:00-13:30 Welcome and round of Introduction (Alf Moens – SURF) Update on WISE and Global CEO Forum Security working group Regional collaboration 13:30-14:00 Update of SIG=ISM charter (Sigita Jurkynaite, GeantJurkynaite) Finalising the SIG-ISM mission statement (Urpo Kaila, CSC) 14:00-14:30 H2020 project PROTECTIVE (Brian Lee/Maciej Miłostan) H2020 project PROTECTIVE - Proactive Risk Management through Improved Situational Awareness. This project aims to develop an information sharing framework and advanced analytics to improve risk monitoring and information sharing for NREN and other CSIRTS. 14:30-15:00 Coffee break , 15:00-15:30 OZON Cyber security Exercise (Sandy Janssen, SURFnet) 15:30-16:00 DDOS exercise (Rolf Sture Normann, Uninett) 16:00-17:00 Joint cyber exercises (Charlie van Genuchten - Geant) 17.00-17.15 Preparation for thursday, closing remarks (Alf Moens) 19:00 Dinner at Ryan’s of Parkgate Street Victorian Pub kindly hosted by HEANet